Food and Agriculture The
food sector symbolises the oldest human economic activity. Even though the agricultural
share of the national product is declining, food production is still one of the most
important economic factors. That is why the European Union still allocates 40% of its
budget to the agriculture.
As
production and consumption habits change, quality becomes even more important. Finding,
filtering and providing reliable information has become a central function for producer,
trade and consumer organisations.
The
EU receives more and more new responsibilities in this sector. With the expansion and
improvement of the European law new methods such as biotechnology get drawn in and new
institutions such as the European Food Safety Authority get created.
Companies
and organisations use the service of Euro P.A. in order to keep an overview of the
intensive debate about the reorganisation of the agriculture and food production and to
ensure that their position is understood.
Euro
P.A. reports on the political and legislative developments in the field of food production
and agriculture through a special information service - BrusselsFood. This service
provides companies and organisations with direct information from the institutions of the
European Union. BrusselsFood
can be ordered on a daily, weekly or monthly basis.
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